:tup: cool tool right there!

Yum! :yum:

2014 Alfa Romeo 4c

http://www.roadandtrack.com/cm/roada...Q8/4cPROMO.jpg

http://www.roadandtrack.com/future-c...-alfa-romeo-4c

Yah, that's old school right there! :tup:

I honestly almost bought something like that (inexpensive), but I went with one of the more modern manual ones (~$90). I love all the old tools that I inherited from my dad's parents after they sold their house and moved into a retirement home about three years ago :tup:

:iagree: old tools are good in so many ways! They definitely don't make things like they used to.

:iagree: :icon17:

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another valid point! :iagree:

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just finished a 2-hours massage session, only on the shoulder..

feels very good now.... :excited:

Good evening Mr. Alcheng :hello:

Sounds excellent! :tup: I'm going to go invert myself for a few minutes as it really helps my back.

After ruling out one particular lens as dirty because the same spot appeared with any lens while staking an out-of-focus shot of a blank, white wall, I decided it had to be the sensor.
I ran the camera's sensor cleaning utility, and then I locked up the mirror and puffed some air onto the sensor with the squeezy thing in my cleaning kit to clear any dust or particles that were hanging out on the sensor.
That did the trick.
You'd think these things were assembled in a sterile environment?

I have one of those somewhere.

Clean :yum:

:tup: for good work

:facepalm: for the on topic